The Bathhouse

Overlooking the scenic Queenstown Bay, The Bathhouse restaurant is a truly unique dining experience. Situated inside an Edwardian-era building from 1911, the views from this historic Queenstown restaurant are just as grand as the day it was built. With classic British-inspired dishes on offer, along with French and local wines, there’s no place better to indulge and breathe in the quintessential Queenstown atmosphere.

The Bathhouse's menu showcases the best of British cuisine, imagine crisp fish and chips, juicy rich Wagyu beef burgers, and a classic British bacon butty served on a soft, buttery milk bun.

Of course, their egg-focused breakfast menu wouldn’t be complete without a traditional egg dish. The Bathhouse Restaurant’s poached eggs are accompanied by a sourdough base, topped with chardonnay hollandaise, and are the perfect start to the day. You can also enjoy scrambled eggs with herbs on sourdough, or go light with their homemade toasted granola served with fruit and whipped coconut yogurt.

For a lighter lunchtime treat, feast on their ploughman's lunch with a fine selection of cured meats, cheeses, and pickles. Alternatively, tuck into a coronation chicken sandwich or sample one of their tasty light meals.

Enveloped in grace and charm, The Bathhouse manages to marry nature and history in such a way that would rival King George V himself. So whether you're a history buff or just want to escape the hustle and bustle of Queenstown’s lively streets, pay The Bathhouse a visit and embark on a journey through time and cuisine, alike!